Caribbean Vacation Zone

I know, a lot to ask, but we are celebrating our 15 year anniversary. Want someplace romantic, but someplace that has nearby topless or onsite (for after a few drinks), possibly a spot to dance. We’re younger 35, 34, so not looking for over population of senior citizens. Bahamas area, Caribbean, that side of the globe. Any suggestions would be really appreciated.

Try Sandals in Negri Jamaica. Hedionism is right next door. Best of both worlds.

Planning our honeymoon somewhere in the Caribbean. I'm looking for a location that has plenty of non beach/swimming things to do in addition to nice beaches. Considering St. Maarten at the moment.

St. Maarten is a good spot. However, for options, there's Barbados, St. Lucia and Antigua & Barbuda especially to consider them.

Barbados' boutique hotel has received Travellers' Choice 2009 from tripadvisor so that's a winner.

http://www.littlearches.com/

You have not specify if you wanted all inclusive or not.

We want to have a family reunion in Jamaica for the Christmas holidays and I need to make the arrangements with family living in MD, NY, and FL. Thanks.

I would find a good local travel agent in your area to help you. They have the experience and knowledge that you don’t, and will be able to assist or have contacts in the other areas as well.

What's a good site for cheap caribbean travel deals?

I always use this site

http://webexpresslane.com/caribbean.html

they have some fantastic deals.

I know it's an odd question but I'll be cruising out of Cape Liberty in Feb 09 to the Caribbean and would like to know whether they show international sports such as the Champions League (European Soccer tournament). Thanks!

Whenever you cruise there are generally two options for seeing sports events on TV. First is your cabin and the second is if your ship has a sports bar. There is no firm answer to your question. Some cruise ship do have ESPN available in the cabin but its a crap shoot as to what will be on. In addition, since the ship will be moving the TV signal that it can get also dictates in part what is shown. I have been on cruises when major sporting events, like the NFL's Superbowl and even high profile regular season games, were on TV. But they were generally in a sports bar and not the cabin.

If you will be cruising on the Explorer of the Seas, that ship has a Schooner Bar on deck 4 which typically has sporting events on the TV, if the piano player is not performing. The ship also has a Sports Bar on deck 5. That is probably the best place to go to see the soccer games. But, again its iffy.